The time from June to November, where we could rent our units, had reduced occupancy at a slight discount in price. 

.; what are their occupations, what is their income, how long have they been there, have they caused any property damage, how well do they seem to maintain their space, what proof does the seller have that the tenants have been paying on-time, etc.?)...

But after all that I will see my ROI in about 3-4 years.I am in the process of working to get the property fixed up and up to market rents right now we are at about a 60% occupancy, and I know I can get this to 90% very easily with a bit of TLC.   

Hi @Brant Jones I haven't really asked around in person but the stats look pretty good for occupancy https://www.furnishedfinder.co...791 out of 19K+ cities is pretty solid, around the top 5% mark.

Lived in it for a little over a year to fulfill the occupancy requirements of the VA loan, then moved out and rented.

- Are the occupants the owners of the land?

I ask number of people (your question you could get 0 unrelated adults but you have 6 occupants) so basically you get not much information from this question.   

I understand that there is data to shift through in regards to this, but I'm curious how it's been in your personal experience: as far as demand/occupancy goes, what are you seeing in the larger vs smaller properties you own? 

Travelers have returned to Orlando in droves and we expect very strong occupancies for the foreseeable future due to pent up demand with Disney tourists.

I did notice the owner-occupant have to own the property for five years before selling.